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The Mandalorian comes up with a spectacular chapter this week. It’s not just the action that’s spectacular in the 7th episode of the 3rd season happened. No, the little Grogu aka Baby Yoda is also going through an exciting development and lets us participate in the world of his thoughts that have remained hidden from us until now.
In the new episode of The Mandalorian says Grogu his first words, though they don’t come straight out of his mouth. Instead, the Anzellans on Nevarro have managed to modify IG-11’s ancient body so that a small creature can sit in its chest and pilot the former killer droid.
Big Star Wars Reveal: Baby Yoda’s First Words In The Mandalorian Are ‘Yes’ And ‘No’
The technical upgrade of the IG unit finally allows Grogu to express his thoughts in the form of two words, shot out of a gun in a harsh robotic voice: “Yes” and “No”. Before Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) knows it, his protégé is suddenly giving him a lot of replies.
You can watch the trailer for The Mandalorian Season 3 here:
The Mandalorian – S03 Trailer (German) HD
Wait, didn’t Baby Yoda say his first word a long time ago? That’s where the spirits divide. Grogu often mumbles incomprehensible things to himself. If you give the little rascal all your attention, you should come in several times “Patu” have heard. However, the series has never clarified whether this is actually a word.
Neither Din nor anyone else responded to the recurring “patu”, suggesting it falls more into the “cute sounds grogu makes” category. Would it be first word been, Din, as a proud Mando dad, would probably have paid more attention to it.
Baby Yoda’s first real word: The Mandalorian still leaves a back door open
Now Baby Yoda is strutting around in the newly christened IG-12, letting the world share in all the things he (doesn’t) approve of. Episode 7 of The Mandalorian Season 3 uses the words for humor and polishes up Grogu’s character. Not only cute, but also pretty sassy comes across the little Mandalorian.
In the end, the question arises: Were those really his first words? After all, they don’t come directly from his mouth, but rather from the mechanical IG voice spoken. It seems more like The Mandalorian is slowly approaching Grogu until one day he formulates his first real word himself.
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